Episode 5: Banned Furry Books – Culturally F’d
Your favorite childhood book was probably banned. Find out why! This week we look at the anthro books that have been banned across the world for their content,
including Alice in Wonderland, Bambi, James and the Giant Peach, and Animal Farm.
PLUS Find out why your shipment of furry comics never made it across the border.
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Credits:
Theme music by Khord Kitty https://www.furaffinity.net/user/khordkitty
Culturally F’d is produced by Arrkay, Directed by Underbite
Copyright 2015 Culturally F’d
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